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share call here's, i've been off work for 2 years. after 4 decades of service. i've seen the good, the bad, you know, getting this order right now. this is the ugliest and most neglected board i've ever seen. it's like our president has completely abandoned our border. the rules laws been set aside. there is no consequences come across our border. and then that's a really, really slippery slope for public safety and our country national security, humanitarian is just, there's nothing good about the one on our board right now. the 2024 typical year for the united states. the us election campaign has underscored deep rifts and society in the months leading up to the vote. we've been following americans with very some lives in perspectives

as they make their way through this turbulent election year. the i got here at 630 and i thought that i could get in to the trial because it sisters . so i hope is orange, right? skits an orange jumpsuit the way we don't really want to know. you have to say because all you have to say is where do you want to know what kind of drug you're on, but i don't want to hear years. okay, so it goes hello, somebody cares, go somewhere else, get the kind of my life. we young man and he's torn our country a part he's, he's really amazing a one man. it can be responsible for this much damage and it says, disturbing. and we people, i've talked to line and myself. i want to suggest this done. and i don't know if this is the best trial for that to happen,

but it's the only one right now. so we want to be here in german tv. i'll tell you the break. i had this interviewer olivia go ahead and file video. i'm here to show my support for president trump. it's completely a 4 ton of cars. so it's a waste of time waste of taxpayer money. does felicia be in the subways taking care of getting uh, taking care of the realtors and no worries or just a system that they're doing this to a former president in the future president of the united states the . 2 fact we like about 12 everybody else. 7 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and nobody did nothing. when he'd done it. look what's happening now. you can't read 5 hours. are you guys what's the, what kind of nonsense?

so we've got to pay $5.00 for most of right. everything's out of control. scenes of a country. in turmoil. the nation seems more divided than ever before. where is the united states heading in the year of a critical presidential election? the in this hair salon, a political hopefully is getting ready for an important appearance. then running

for the united states senate to represent nevada. today we have a debate. i with the 5 of the candidates in the us senate raise the i'm doing it for my kids. and because i need them to have a better future. i want martin luther king's dream to be their reality grew up in the, in the country that i grew up bandwidth because it's not as it's change so much the i admire president trump because he went against the grain and which is the same thing that i do, and you don't, i don't follow of the party. i follow the people

the a lot of media infinity there is that it is a, as a to state uh for the presidential election. um and uh for the senate. so we can, we can take that uh, take the safe and we'll have a better position in the center of nevada. it's a swing state. democrats and republicans have been locked and neck and neck here, like everywhere else in the country. the big election issues are inflation and emigration. plus there's a traditionally american fever, the government having too much in the i see the dwindling away of the constitution and, and i'm like,

my kids are going to grow up in the country where they have no rights. and i know my kids, there are a lot like myself, they may end up in prison in jail targeted because they're not gonna just lay down and let someone take their rights away from them. they're gonna fight from the kennedy came from a poor background, and it's find hard to get where she is today. that experience has steeled her for the world politics. mine are you the, the debate is being held and reno rhonda kennedy's family will be there to having family around can boost a campaign the

check that charging them on the the question of who will end up in the white house is on everybody's minds. evangelical pastor and political activist doug padget, has decided to spend the months before the election on the road. when donald trump decided that she again wanted to put the united states of america through what we have to go through. when he says he wants to be the president, the united states, which has now happened 3 times. we've made an agreement in our organization. i've made it in my own life that i will do everything. i can to be sure that people have very clear options to not choose. donald trump, the with his organization vote

common good done. padget has been traveling around the us, talking to voters and trying to overcome political divides. he wants to stop faith and religion from being wheeled as political weapons. the flip side to be our way to the donald trump rally in india know iowa. this was one that was quickly scheduled because of the blizzard that came through iowa yesterday . and we've signed up, we've got a pass to come in, they have my phone number and they text me regularly, regular updates from donald. and we're looking forward to getting in the building

the deputy election, 2020. our organization recognized that republicans were going to pivot to using the united states and mexico border as the topic for which they would tell voters to think about their own voting identity through a lens of the border. we started coming, we tried to tell the administration, we try to tell every democrats that we do work with and do training with. this is all going to be about the board or come 2024 because we were already hearing a new was going to intensify. that republicans were going to start to use the issue at the border as something that they were going to tie into a whole lot of other issues, primarily around making americans feel unsafe. the, the crisis is not people are criminals. the crisis is that people are trying to come to this country in a legal way, and there's not

a legal pathway for them to come. in 202017 people were granted visas from the country of guatemala 17th. but we could allow $3000000.00 migrants in that's less than one percent of the us population. the at the us mexico border barriers like this were mailed to stop and documented migrants and drug traffickers from entering the country. but in reality, they become symbols of americans, anxiety and frustration when it comes to the southern border. political deadlock over immigration and border protection seems much harder to overcome than defense as themselves. under president joe, by the number of undocumented immigrants rose sharply cher and mark daniels wants to see former president donald trump,

back in the white house of the. so there's a video of, of a collective effort of body cameras and videos from the coaches, county sheriffs office, what we see here in the county when it comes to our smuggling, some of the things we're addressing to you ready? yep. the, these are all individuals that come across the board illegally by the cartels and now the smuggler driver is trying to get them out of the county before my deputy stopped. this happens every day here. and then we call border patrol to come get them all over the world. we see it all over all over the place. this is normally what they look like with a cam applies. this is

a driver. we are actually arrest the driver because my deputies chasing him around a 100 drive and they were trying to stop, stop the vehicle. that's my dad was watched with him bail out. there they go. does what watching do you see? doesn't want us to see a lot of them are repetitive criminals. you see right there in the, [000:00:00;00] the,

despite the controversy over integration in the us, the country does need immigrant workers for many, the dream of living and working here does come true sooner or later. oldest son, many years ago came to california from mexico almost 30 years ago. the mostly i wore the 5 days sometimes. so i need to work in 6 states where they is like come pick, powered the water very, very high. you know, sometime as i say, oh my gosh, i don't know how, how you came water all day. the people like whole as someone you to go, travel long distances to maintain villas, swimming pools and gardens, for the wealthy and super rich in rancho santa fe, the most of the workers here or hispanic,

very few have the right to vote in the country where they live and to work. yes, it's a gated community, very sick you is the is how to reach people down because they needs, they need service for the sound body for cleaning that house. we come back and pay the the thing to how are you? how are you today doing good? well, this may look like an entry hall, but it also double says our disco dance floor. devils as our banquet hall when we

entered 1820 or so people to the right is a kitchen and the left is the master suite. and this is where we hang out with a music we read, we play games, i've got 4 amazing grandchildren and they hang out here a lot. well this is where we mostly hang out because after all, this is southern california. why not the they? it is funny, people go in, they go for the american people, they don't one, they don't want to do. and mostly that the board game to, for work. it's very mean to say your every body from mexico a sec. let me know. so because not, and i'm, i'm for am came from mexico and i'm not tearing island now. yeah,

we're on the floor, but every goes beep. what's the, became in american city saying like then the huge civil. and i guess i bought oil. i don't know the for, and i say what? but yes, i can say now i, i confuse this year. i'm not happy with anybody this 2024. i don't know. i'm not sure for the whole i one i was i don't know what will happen as a democrat side. there's growing dissatisfaction with vitamins or i wish the democratic party had a viable candidate. so i like a lot of what trump did when he was in office, our country was much bolder and much stronger and so many ways remains to be seen. i'm curious, i'm very curious,

back in iowa on the way to a trump rally, doug padget and his team have to pull over. there's a problem with their bus. the negative 17 degrees froze up everything. batteries really tanked and couldn't get it started. and the phrase has been a leak and can't figure out where from the slide outs are getting stuck. you know, it's an over vehicle and we're, we're having those trouble. but she's getting us around the country. so like democracy. sometimes democracy just needs a little of so we need to call her mother democracy. unfortunately,

the cold has gotten the best of us and we're not going to make it to trump rally today. it's perfect sound for that. and so we will have to make another arrangement, and that's the thing you have to do in this kind of work is reminded of that great spiritual teaching that blasted on the flexible and we're going to have to find to find the next next way. rhonda kennedy's drive to reno takes 8 hours. she's using the time to prepare for that evening's debate. the good evening. i'm rhonda kennedy good evening. my name is rhonda kennedy and i'm here tonight to earn your votes,

to be the next republican united states senator for the great state of nevada. most politicians will tell you what they're going to do. i'm not going to tell you that . i'm going to tell you what i've done. i'm the attorney. that when the government, oh, you guys gotta be still. i can't do it. you know, i know, but i can't, i can't, can't get my, you know how i am. no, no, it's not that you guys can have 5 conversations and stuff like that. that'd be still that's. that's yeah, yes. okay. when government overreach came after our rights and closed businesses during cold and called gun 90 central. i filed the federal lawsuit that opened the guns doors and protecting our 2nd. and

then i'll say, i'm a mother. i'm a mother the the right to start the, you know, the, the the, we are going to

a del iowa to meet up with the nikki haley campaign to talk to voters about not supporting insurrection backing candidates, and to speak out against christian national. at this point in the election cycle, nikki haley was seen as the great hope of moderate conservatives, the, the 1st the what we think we're going to meet there are the kinds of republican voters who very

much are conservatives very much for republicans not of use, never use that i agree with are all to but these are people who also are opposed to donald trump. they believe that democracy matters. they believe that there was an insurrection and the republicans, this is the other, 50 percent of the, of the republicans who don't buy what trump is selling the vote for donald trump, or how you think about it. is that part of the why you're here? is there something about your face to face so it's not a face issue for you at all. literally left the top of the ballot bankrupt believe. yeah, i mean even joseph pastor, and i think kristen shouldn't vote for trump, i think is

a real problem and they should stay away. well, i'm not a big motor. okay. i agree with you guys. yeah, the, the people that we talked to, they were the ones that we thought we would meet there. there were people who told us, we don't support the way dial trump is taking our political party. it saddens us deeply to see where it's been taken. we think nikki haley is a better option. the but just about 6 weeks later, nikki haley ended her bid for the white house. and donald trump became the presumptive republican domini,

the back to nevada where rhonda kennedy is campaigning for a seat in the us senate. the decisive vote is held on the same day in november as the presidential election. but kennedy's 1st test is the republican primary. and tonight, the candidates are hoping to win support and the debate. politically, they align with donald trump and their policies are hard to tell apart even so there's plenty of sparks, the chief, the biggest one in this race. she lived here for 2 months and file for sense. and she moved here in september of 22,

fall for senate in november of 22. and she knows nothing about nevada and we don't need her here in nevada. we need real true nevada to represent people here. this is america. anybody belongs anywhere i can live anywhere. there's nothing in the us constitution that says that you have to live here a certain amount of time. so i don't know our rules are going by. maybe you should get the book and read what our founding fathers say. edit but tell the truth. i've lived here in 2000 when you're running around in santa barbara, i was in nevada fighting. so maybe you should check your record of how long you lived here. she qualifies a broker and she felt houses. i fight in the 9th circuit court of appeals. you sell houses. gimme a break, the. the audience has paid to see the debate, but the highest profile candidate sam brown does not take part. as the front runner, he may not need the publicity,

a ceiling in our ceiling. i've just been lying around. i don't know, i've just been going around like basically countering all the why is events, friend about man and i mean like how many boxes from like a 1000000 and he's exactly, you know, just so you got this the i am the mother of 6. i'm a grandmother of 4. i'm a white, i'm an attorney, and i'm a business woman. and most importantly, i'm a patriot taxes. power to the people, not the bureaucrats and the government, always downsizing. our american dream is under attack of right now we have

a nightmare. we are one election away from losing this country and if we don't stand tall, we're going to end up like venezuela. i will stand for a secure border. our national security. my uncle was murdered by an illegal name of branch that needs to stop. we need to send them all back. nevada is the 2nd highest per capita for sex traffic. they have no idea how many chairs have come through that borders that i have that i have served while i am asking for your vote. thank you so much. the stephanie, you know, that i lived here in 2000. you know,

that i lived here in 2000. so you're, you're thomas, i never voted here. i never, i was never here. you know, that, look at is that where you're going to doing this? and it's stephanie is gonna run away from a fight. you're a coward. but that's what she's got to do when she gets to the us senate, she's gonna run away. she's gonna run away. that's why she's never gonna make it and send it you too. ready ready bye, the city of saint louis has long been seen as the gateway to the american west page . the place where many newly arrived settlers once began their journey westward, in hope of a better life. these days, many white middle class residents live

a half hour drive outside the city in st. peter's. the way that saint louis is a lot of people like politically people got really tired of the fact that a lot of african americans had moved into the city. so in the late 19 twenties, people started moving out of the city and then they came to places like this. it's called the white flight because all the white people left the we have no public transport. i used to ride my bike everywhere, but it got to the point where i wanted to go like a town over and i couldn't ride my bike for that anymore. and if you don't have a car, you don't have a license, you have to rely on your parents for a lot more of getting around and you have to take the school bus to school, which adds a lot of time onto your day. so it's a lot more convenient to have

a car in a crutchfield as a team. she's about to graduate high school and has her sites set on attending college. how's it going? that's good. i brought, you know, and i brought no one but higher education is a heavy financial burden for her family who belonged to an ever shrinking middle class. her friends feel the same way. you know? yeah. the yeah, tremendous like $21000.00 a year. yeah. that's how i and because i'm middle class enough to like not get any financial aid coverage, but i'm not rich enough to go to college without any financial aid. should scholarships, randomness. ok,

you give her the bottom. you haven't got the body shop for yourself. okay. kevin iverson, i don't think any of them can i present us cuz like usually older people they don't really understand cuz they probably couldn't pay for college or like had enough money to get through college, but like we don't have enough money. and like, i feel like, especially the candidates now they don't understand the times or a lot different because they're trying to make us to go back into the site. it's like buying a house in today's market is like, i don't think i get, i know this year emma is able to vote for the 1st time. unfortunately at the end of the day, it's like, oh, which uses west fashion. and then you keep voting, even though it's like staples and like the other countries in the world. look at us what you liked. wow, there, john,

that is the time i don't want trumps to represent us on the world's stage, but i also don't want biden to represent us on the world stay. i'm in the middle of the he's stumbling on his words. you know, a few weeks later, concerns about president joe biden's age reached a fever pitch in the course of the election campaign changed dramatically the on the so this is kind of like a 3rd space to kind of pay for a lot of that. when people come, a lot of low income they had hired, a company will both come here, which is very fascinating from like a social,

economical devise. and so a lot of african american in indian people will come here, even though it's more closer to the suburbs as falls into the city there. everyone kind of comes here feels comfortable. so as i go 3rd space the yeah, the, this is one of donald trump's early campaign appearances is features are known to play on the fears of his supporters orders to people that are bringing non moral values to the country. fentenol, human traffic,

do all kinds of terrible, terrible things, the influx of millions of people going on, checked that this is not fair to people that use the legal process to get into this coverage versus used to do is close the border. so i can thing it is, do is open up the pipelines again to start drawing that goes to the energy independent again and cut off china, you know, returns where you have here in united states. goodby something that's as made in china. i'm so tired of buying china trying to try and there aren't only from supporters here. young left wing activists are protesting for an entirely different future team here to disrupt mobilize and ultimately on friends who not be allowed to get away with his why that he's gone out by the fossil fuel history and not as obvious. and he pointed to his cap, me when he was president rex solution, the former ceo, that's the role of english cavities. and it simply become present again. and he

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what's known as the rust belt used to be prosperous industrial, hard for us, producing coal and steel areas. one's home to middle class families are now scenes of decay. many residents have either slipped into poverty or moved away. we're going to be there to our thoughts, probably even within the next 2 or 3 weeks. ok. all right, i will see you over there. the right, the difference? the loss of weight is bigger. he lost a lot of retired steel worker ritual of tansy. is the mayor here in clarendon. the job pays $320.00 a month. hi. how you doing for him? it's not about the money. how you doing? we're looking at what are you still get at some development? we're going to be the one down here and then we're just talking about event, the senior ladies. you have

a great day. okay. good luck. i take care of this cooking operation, the largest in the country with clare tens life blood for years. but the industry collapsed in the 1980s of this plant once employed, 10000 people only about a 3rd of that number work here today. pennsylvania is a swing state traditionally democratic, but now very much up for grabs. when i was growing up, i was always told republicans are rich or white guys. you know, if you don't relate to them at all in some regards, that was true. but it's been a, almost the 180 now i think um, younger blue color generation are kind of i think they're, they're tethering to the republican party because some of the messaging that's been out there, you know, especially from trump. he's, you know, he's

a construction of real estate talking can you can obviously construction work. there's any layman to do last thing. so i think his messages resonated with a lot of the younger people. that's where i think she was using that shift. the ritual of tansy runs a city that's becoming increasingly deserted. house prices have fallen dramatically and hardly any one moves here anymore. the while the ones driving the rust belt is shrinking. st. peter's is growing. most

people living here are white, christian, and middle class, the most of the worshippers at the lutheran chapel of the cross are politically conservative. but there are also many like and across fields, families who don't want a vote. donald trump, back into the white house, the anybody remember king solomon? this is a good one. they pray. you'll find people at your house? no, absolutely. all the kids from that go to our church from kindergarten to 1st grade come and they learn the story of jesus through cross enter stories and so role playing with other choice. so i want to become a teacher and i want to teach high school, but i enjoy doing this as a good way to get back to my community for what i've been given. i really like

doing this as a kid and now that i'm at the age where i don't have these classes anymore, i help where i can with teaching the kids or stuff. right. olivia says she would steal it. oh my goodness. then you can say, i'm so sorry, do you forget me? so we try to make a good choice, but do we always make a choice now? and what do we know about making an oops, we can fix that. yes for you to try to stay positive because i would like them to feel if there is a light at the end of the tunnel. um yes, if you watch the daily news, you're going to get sucked into all the negativity in the world. but i think influencing young people,

it's very important because i want them to have the skills in place so that they can grow up to be functional citizens and just be kind. ready saint peters is relatively safe and his little sister can walk home from a friends house us all on our own. ready suburbia is just one of the many faces of the united states. part of what makes this the country of such contradictions. the i'd like to consider myself a family person. a lot of kids, my age are kind of ready to get out of the house and go off to college and move on

. but i, i'm not, i'm, i'm kind of sad but i'm moving away and i'd rather stay here where i help or i can especially little sister because i'm, you know, i'm her older sister and i'm going to be sad to leave that behind me. i'm still here still here. still have it with me. one of my main concerns about my career is the academic with school shootings. because going into being a teacher that's can, that's like it's going to be dangerous uppercase. i do work in a room where i know exactly how i could close my door and barricade my door. should i have to be and where my to 34 and 5 year olds could go if needed. and they discussed like giving teachers the ability that carried a gun at all times and someone wants to go into education. i don't know if i would

do that. like for the safety of my students, i would probably end up having to do it. but that's such as like a serial thought to be like, oh yeah, go to work and carry a gun on you just in case someone else has a gun. the yeah. change. you know i, i trying to think that it well, but it probably won't. i feel like it's almost gonna hurt me more to hold out hope just for that specific one. then just so if you like, yeah, it's not gonna change. as i think with the amount of violence that we've had in

school shootings, if it hasn't changed yet, it's not going to the rhonda kennedy posted this campaign video to youtube touting one of her biggest legal successes. last year, during coven, ventura county closed our guys doors, claiming they were non essential. we put the pressure on the county to reverse this decision and reopen our gun stores. we put the power back in the hands. the, with the republican primary for us senate on the horizon in nevada, rhonda kennedy is focusing on connecting with motors and crafting her image guys. lots of issues. i'm going to say yeah,

right. system goes to the physics either so accommodating, it's a great place. so for people to come and shoot all kinds of different varieties of, of guns the, i like something more similar to this one here. that one looks more like my, my m one a, which is the, which is the weapon that actually one or more to the one we used. i'll look, that's a dirty harry done right there. that number one right there. look at that. look at that beast. this is the best home to fat, right? here's the number 37 shot gun cause it you. when you get home defense, you wanna make sure that you're targeting the perpetrator and not your family members or your neighbors. but i'm going to be shooting this one right here on

a 15, which i, i have an air 15 as well. some weeks later, the same type of rifle would be used in an assassination attempt against donald trump. you guys in the, my gun safe way, your way you were visiting me in that home, but i've quite the variety of weapons and i have my, my hand guns in the car, but so that's why 2nd amendment is so important, not just for home defense. our founding fathers wrote the 2nd amendment protections from the government if the citizens on armed and the government comes in and they can do whatever they want and the citizens and citizens have no way of defending themselves. the i successfully defend to january. there's because the government target,

those people, those are people that actually set up and thought so it's very scary times in america. it's very important to practice so you're, you're accurate. you don't waste ammunition. ronda kennedy is proud to have defended members that storms the us capital on january 6th, 2021 following buttons,

election victory. she sees them the somebody wants to get the dummy today. it's called the noise, the cricket we've custom designed it. it's basically a short barreled, a r 50 and that goes full auto. it's got a flash enhancer on it. so when you're shooting it, it's going to look like fireworks are coming out of the barrels. that both. my dear. yes ma'am. good. good. is that possible for you? can you see the red laser? i can see the rest of that is your aiming for it? okay, i'm gonna hop out of the way. okay. but you're on fire. ready to rock and roll? gimme a life we've given. all

right. well, that one's gone the the, the america let me get out of the way. later, after joe biden dropped out of the presidential race and comma let, harris became the democratic nominee. harris called for a ban on assault weapons like these, the

oldest someone ego who integrated from mexico lives with her for daughter, is about 40 kilometers outside of san diego. and i'm very close with that family. when i'm be with my that is, i won't need anything or anything. do you know if that was not fair? we might not as well that that's why the, you know, mexican people how, where and their family is a one of the most important electra i'm growing with my mother seek all the time. she has started very young 30 to use when she has started with the health problems a, in a very close to my mom. when my mother to the adults daughter and she needs um, uh,

what is some, no, no. alexa, dialysis accessories that they say, well, okay, in mexico, um, dialysis was only in, in uh, in private hospital in o, my garage, we don't have any money port bay 11 place like that. then my mother, she almost died when she was very, very bad. and i say ok, what happened if i'm going to united stay and i walk. and i wanna send my me for, for my mother, because i say, what happened is after the death of her mother, olga so many ago stayed in the us and raised her daughters. since trump presidency, they've been increasingly aware of the divisions and society. i feel like it was a lot more worst president campaigning idea. he started saying those things that definitely was a huge like we were off broadcast where people go,

a lot of them were like, represent like, you know, all the had everything that would be like, really obnoxious. it's just like expose what people really thought about like the communities. yeah. and i think it kind of emboldened them to speak out which like, less shame. yeah. which was the yeah. these are one of the most hardworking people i know and there people and there people in the and then at the end of the day there people. yeah. so the fact that probably, yeah,

gave voices to people to say those really vicious things was like it was, it was crazy to see how much, how many followers he actually received it or the it's now summer rich. the tansy, the mayor of clarence and pennsylvania has big plans for his city. this is the future side of a health center which will include a psychology practice. as poverty has increased in clarence and the issue with mental health has become more present. we had buildings on this lot that were worse than any one of these buildings over there. so these buildings were torn down for new development. and please get a call and say, hey, there's a guy in town right now, laying on the ground. or, you know, he's throw rocks at cars and he's a grown adult or adult. so we don't want arrest them because of the medical, you know, a mental issue. so they take them to our local hospital. and chances are they're

out the same night for the next morning or the day after. because they'll maybe give a little bit of medicine and send them on their way. so that's our hope that this building can encompass everything we need here in the city of clark. the. 2 going to get started going to say i, i in a pulls open this year. you know, anybody wants to be guards and will be shares. i don't guys have you like, how old are you? you gotta, you gotta, you gotta research team by doing what was the ritual of tansy is doing his best to make sure the swimming pool can open this here in

a city without much money or many opportunities. he knows how important recreational activities are for residents. the mayor also has a vision for this former bank building, which has been empty for years. the that's just the hardware. we can't take this out. so we do our community center. we're going to convert this into a kohler for food feedback for people that are in, in need of food. so it's totally, all it clothes in there. it's all tight lift. there's no installation. so this will be our new color in their back in the day, whenever the meal was, boom and people would come up here to do their banking. so they had to have a significant amount of money in the bank for the call. so i can find some lights in here at one time back in the sixty's 7 days toward the eighty's,

we had a 119 businesses. so today we probably have about 34. so it was a good time. oh, a little safety deposit box. everybody kept a little money in here, or this back in a day or see if we could find any thing on here. there you go. okay, let's say that's nothing left in here, but it's a nice little box like this as well. one of the things we talked about is clarence and being like a 2nd in the, in pennsylvania is for the worst places to live. a lot has to do with poverty and crime. and the young kids, i mean when they're at home, maybe their parents are maybe drinking or doing drugs, or maybe they tell him,

get out of the house and they'll go find something to do. there's not much to do in clarendon. we're hoping, especially in the winter months, this is a safe haven where the kids can come up and do some activities. and every, all the kids growing up in town, knowing that they have a place to go whenever there's trouble somewhere else, the this trump campaign stand to benefit from the crisis and the rust belt. the real issue is that the us mexico border end up playing a decisive role in the election the as far as not secure areas on the leads the nation. so 52 percent of all the pet and all in the country comes through the for board of counties. one be in mind 52 percent of all the fentenol comes through arizona. you have a $100000.00 people died every year and

a united states for employees and that we know where it's coming from. we'd always doing it and we're not doing about it. we have failed our all our people, no doubt about the see that the white door there was a black tape on it. at the tunnel inside the way door was a shaft hydraulic shaft, the one down. 15 feet 20 feet, whatever it was. and then the tunnel, what all the way across into mexico, i think was over and it's like 940 some feet and um, and to a house in mexico and that operated for a year and a half to 2 years for it was intercepted and and we did a search warrant a place and we stopped to be able to come out there had over 2 tons of illicit drug

said that they were pulling out there and we took the place down there was to the visuals here over 20000 cash and they had a ours, long rifles inside the residence, but it's a car down the but now they don't see. the titles under president biden has somebody we just don't see tunnels because they don't have to go on the ground anymore. they just come across. so some of the think about the in june, president joe biden issued an order aimed at stopping unlawful border crossings. but for sharon mark dental's, it was no more than an election start the so this is a legal port of entry. this is where we want them to come across few go, 3 or 4 miles that way or 3 or 4 miles to the size of it is where they come across

to legally. and there's no consequences for doing that illegally. i know we're just talking about it, you know, it's yeah. i was telling you he's got a tough job right now. you know, we'd like to bring them more. yeah. yeah, that's the good work. arizona is a battle ground state with

a high number of undecided voters who could end up swinging viola action the stairwell, to the president. seeing that it was going to be joe biden, donald trump. but we also knew that might not stay. it was clear to us as it was to so many people involved in this, the joe biden's ability to win the selection was going to be hampered by his age. that is competency or anything. but the president has to do a lot of things. and part of it is to instill confidence in the american people in to speak in ways that motivate people to abide was losing the ability to do that at the level of need to interview you know, it's been 4 or 5 weeks since coming. harris became

a nominee and you can feel a massive shift. please welcome the democratic nominee, president, vice president of the united states of america, the within the democratic system. this is a very unified democratic party. often times of democrats pride themselves on their difference and their distinctions in their coalitions. they don't have to agree with each other just a lot of excitement and it's only august. so that could change to the or. ready

ready ready minor boyfriends, no one. it's the start of a new chapter at a college they can afford. um, it's super fun. i have decided to try major, so i'm no longer studying english. i'm studying classics. and that is ancient roman literature, language and culture. not much of strain besides also meaning you're gonna change majors on doing biochemistry and like you learn biologists like bronze become a doctor, but it's pretty good so far. okay . go ahead in the bathroom data. go ahead and move aspen. so we're in my dorm. um it's pretty small. there's 2 people that live here. it's me and my friend jetta

. so my room for the entire year is $4000.00. i think it's $9000.00 for all of my classes throughout the year. but we're breaking up on the semester basis. so for a semester i have expected to pay $11000.00. ready ready the . ready ever since comma le harris became donald trump's opponent for the white house. emma has known which candidates she will vote for. she wants a president who unites americans instead of dividing them. the influence of young voters is seen as being especially crucial in this election. and they could prove

decisive for harris. hi. how's it going? you're welcome to the farmer's market. yeah. well, i'm excited about that change. i think that's somebody that is pretty good vibes out there and be respectful. and in time to our worlds, i like that come all or has like, brought the party into the accident party again. yeah. it's not. we're not so divided different energy. right? yeah it's, it's still very like obama. it does it, but i love obama. yeah. so i'm happy that we're back, she's very central and like when it comes to economic policies, she leaves pretty like right. and she's like, hey, we should lower health care taxes. it's like, i don't necessarily agree with that. but i appreciate that she's gaining some of

those central people and some of those right wing people to her side. yeah, it's a big day for rhonda kennedy. the republican primary is the hurdle she needs to clear in her quest to become a us senator. in the ballot, and there i am running kennedy right there. it feels good, but it's a little crowded. if the hunger games. yeah, i don't want to do. hello. all right. all right, well then because i already know who i am voting, i mean i really only 11 reason i came here know on the shoulder and make sure you do you have to sleep with me at night, you know it's ronda baldwin, kennedy. it's like the all right, perfect. thank you. by the end of the day,

she'll know whether she'll be the republican nominee and nevada for the us senate race and november the the quoted for michelle. that's right. yeah. the your shares are usually the most popular, especially a real communities influential face. i mean, it's a water goes out, they don't call the water company called the sheriff. they need somebody here. my mom needs help, she needs food, who they call the cheryl. and we do so many things to be on the badge

the this is a community center and one of my communities and they're having recognition for veterans today. i'm gonna say a few words of today, and that's what we're going to the how you doing doing well. mark daniels also has an election coming up here. sheriffs are voted in by the people and do more than enforce the law. or how are you? good. the and that's part of our recruitment, so we get them in high schools, kind of teach him the principles of law enforcement. and then when they turn 18,

they come work for me. so that's kind of our goal. that's a great thing about rural police. pretty special yeah, most of them i had i just wanna get a better wing or i just take some notes here real people. i want to say the . 2 the or great to be here, christine,

thank you for the invite and thank you. busy what we're doing here, i think we're doing some amazing thing here to keep you all say, and people ask me sure how you doing it down there. the reason we do it down here is because the you because especially when we have people that support law enforcement, a community of support, a community of respect and it can be the understands the rule law under disciplines . and you all know that more than anybody. thank you all for what you're doing. you are true. the heroes of our community. thank you. receive the, the sheriff is elected every 4 years. voters here tend to respond well to

candidates who come across as patriarch and close to the people. here is right. i mean, one thing about the military community being formed and military myself, some bracing that special family trust me, and that's what makes this county the anything thanks for joining us here at your local election headquarters. the 1st results of our primary election are now coming in. sam brown has a significant lead and the center republican primary fact it looks like he's going to go on to face incumbent democrat, jackie rosen in november elections since he does have more than 50 percent of the vote, that will be one of the most closely watch races in the whole country come november, the trump endorsed candidates, sam brown wins the republican primary. brown is a military veteran whose campaigning on his experience serving and afghanistan.

rhonda kennedy's share of the vote was one percent. not even enough to get a mention on television. so i don't want you to give up. i want you to keep slowly . you need to be strong. you have the brains to have the you can do it. i have faith in you and everybody. stick together. ok. no, we got our a good job,

mike. ok mom next time that i'd have to take more time when i want to spend time with you. every campaigning all the time. to have more support the now late summer pennsylvania has been experiencing a heat wave. the done is declared and we just closed. 1 on sunday, and we're going to be drained and pulled down. but right now we're looking for a, uh, a sizable week. or, you know, it could be in the drainage. it could be in the recycled,

the water every uh that goes back to the pump house. where the liner, the liner is 15 years old, and the warranty is for 15 years. and a lot of the kids keeping them off the street the trainer. okay, but that's just the drain. okay, but this is the one that comes in from the pool. okay. and it goes around back sort of pumps and then it goes back down and we found the back and they're all close connections. so the whole system would have to be changed. i don't see any long ones are probably where you could even start. so it would be a total overall and probably while we're doing it, we must have changed the time to because the tank looks like it's it's, it's been weather beat and then the chlorine, whatever is uh, is resting it away. what does it mean to be a $1000000.00?

yeah, well we get, we gotta get it fixed. but this we can't do without a pool too many kids come here in the summer time. if we had them on a street in just what it would be a problem for us, this is a good place to have the kids under the summer time. i mean, i do care a little bit about federal by the federal politics, but i don't get the mostly attach that stuff for me, the real issues are here on the local level. and those are the things that people don't see and everyone, you know, the presidential elections in the senatorial elections, congressional elections. everyone sees those. that's the, that's the glamour politics. the local guys like the mayor's and the council, and even on a county level, it's not really seeing that much. the clair mainly runs on the tax revenues, but they barely covered the community needs sufficient access to food is also a problem to that means they're just not enough food to support our town.

and there are some people that like me, that are, you know, off of do to get in the car and drive 1015 miles to get to a. busy store, but some of these people in clarendon that have to get on the bus or they have to give it gently or something because they don't have a car. the, there is no longer a supermarket in the city. so local officials organize the mobile grocery store that comes declared and once a week the, and i'm

a physician here. so for my patients for their good health, i'm recommending depression, but uh, register. well as they always say, but there is nothing here. and uh, so we have like transportation like not very convenient. uh, every thursday they come here. so i asked them to hold the political aspect what the change and all that other than people talk and hasn't made any, any difference as far as any grant money or any kind of like persuasion for any kind of grants for the city of clarendon. it has, it had an impact, as of right now for me, i always want to vote for the best candidate. i don't care about the party. i just want somebody that has their heart and soul and the country and the honesty. but to

for clinton be of a, primarily a democratic city when they come out and support the candidates. and if they get an office that gives me, uh, just the little bit better of an ability to go ahead and send out a letter e mail, whatever. saying hey, i'm from the city of clarendon, you know, we're democrat, we supported you and we need some help with our new recreation center, our community center. or we have a couple of projects like our swimming pool. we could really use their help. because uh then the last uh, kind of trump was in probably for the 4 years. we probably got next to nothing in the, in grants. the swing state of pennsylvania has played a big role in us elections. the question this year, will it swing toward trump or harris? me?

i don't give up very long. i fight. i've been fighting my whole life. i've been, i've been fighting since i was born. i had a fight to live when i was born, so i'm not going to give up now. absolutely not the who would you support for president tamala, harris or donald trump? for 3 months is the election that figure it out, or you don't study tv. don't look at what they do in front of people of what they do behind the scenes, and that's, that's about as kamala harris is not good for people. every day people know she's in. yeah, she's entitled. all right, perfect. politics isn't over for me,

for running for office. i originally thought, you know, i just want to be behind the scenes and, you know, talking to people and they're saying no, you have to, you have to run. i want to, i want to support you and that's from the community. and so i think you're gonna see a ronda can any for us congress again, the, like my pride of the united states is, is long how i feel really good about this country with eyes wide open. it is recognizing the struggle of our country. there was never been a day. there was this country is taking everyone's involvement seriously as it

should. there's never been a day when justice has been fair for everyone. there's never been a day where people have felt like others were on their side fully and completely. and yet we can feel good and proud of one because that's what we get out of all of us. we look at any of our lives and we live our lives in a way that are not living up to what we want. but we still love, that's the difference. it seems to me about love, i guess, versus approval or liking. i don't always like our country. i don't always approve of what we do with love doesn't need you to like everything that causes you to want to bring out the best person. a city, a country, a political movement, a religion, you know, of the work we do is about our politics. but it's also about

a faith that so many people hold so dearly and we want it to be different. we want to face for those of us who hold that to be something more consequential than what has been allowed to to for us. there's a possibility that it could be different. so i guess that's part of what just me encourage and it just shows enjoy as a better option than not joy. it just seems to be a better tactic. you feel better when you're happy. the with an election looming,

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